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[Vibrant Android Development] philow:
The only way I have found to do this is with adb in recovery cause you need to remove the /data/data folder and this will cause most things to force close. Then mkdir /data/data back this will remove the symbolic link and create a regular folder.

So in recovery from your computer with your phone plugged in:

adb shell

rm /data/data

mkdir /data/data

exit

adb reboot

***Remember this will remove all the app data and you will need to launch your apps and sign in and everything again. Including signing into gapps.

I have also seen this cause a bootloop on me once.

Hope this helps some folks I was hesitant cause I am mostly a lurker and not a poster.

If this helps you hit thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Annex1:
Cant check my camera while at work, but I'm sure it working properly. I've taken a few pics. Always looked in focus to me
[Vibrant Android Development] TFordham:
I'd like to know also. I did it and don't see anything different.
[Vibrant Android Development] biggiestuff:
I tried barnacle as well with no luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] 9xnine:
It just changes the colors of some of the buttons and pics. It's just small aethetic details.
[Vibrant Android Development] TFordham:
That's what I thought, I'm just not seeing it anywhere. Probably just me.
[Vibrant Android Development] Annex1:
The update just replaces some left over yellow images. There was about 70 I replaced with the ICS images.
[Vibrant Android Development] muncknr:
since v5 my phone barely lasts 6 hours on a charge. I must be doing it wrong.
[Vibrant Android Development] simpsons345:
V5

Galllery not working, "error message unfortunately stop"
[Vibrant Android Development] Annex1:
The gallery will do that if you have a lot of images to load. Give a few FC and it will stop doing that. I have a little over 1000 images. So my phone went through the same thing... just give it some time :)
[Vibrant Android Development] simpsons345:
lol, yeahh i just tried it a few times and it works, thanks, cant wait till the rom is completed and fully working its gonna be the best =]
[Vibrant Android Development] Annex1:
No problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] mike21pr:
I have 1 image and it does the same thing... :-/
[Vibrant Android Development] bgtvfr:
great rom i flashed v4 now there's v5. still on simply honey stock waiting for some more development before making the big switch amazing rom guys major props...:D
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Dude how you getting that much battery ? Show us your CPU master free settings !
[Vibrant Android Development] TFordham:
My biggest issue so far is that when someone calls me, they can barely hear me. I hear them fine. Yes, I can hit the speakerphone button on then off very quickly, but it's just annoying. Otherwise, love this ROM. It's my daily.
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Hey guys ! This is my battery life and I see people getting like 13 hours and they still have about 45% left and I am just a moderate user! Any help ? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] german103:
wow... 3g was on all the time?

i'm pissed off, tried everything and but still can't get an acceptable battery life:(
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Dude that is insane, how you getting that much battery life !?
[Vibrant Android Development] futango:
Trying CM because I can't get a network connection coming from a Fresh Odin of JFD. This is my process:

Odin to JFD

Root with z4root

Reboot recovery with update.zip

Wipe data,dalvick, cache

Format system.

Flash ICS v5

Bootloop, Three button back to recovery

Wipe all again.

Flash ICS v5 again.

Wipe cache and dalvick.

Fix permission.

Reboot.

Let it sit for 5-10 min.

Baseband is ALWAYS UNKNOWN.

Check Power button Menu.

Says Airplane Mode is ON.

Disable.

Still nothing.

Reboot to recovery and flash KB5 modem.

Wipe cache and dalvick.

Fix permission.

Reboot.

Still Baseband UNKNOWN.

Anything i'm doing wrong or missed?
[Vibrant Android Development] neobuddy89:
I feel you should ODIN to LIDROID. And then come to ICS.

Search for it around.

LIDROID has always helped me whenever I lost my baseband.

"Maybe" because LIDROID got GB Bootloader.
[Vibrant Android Development] futango:
I'll to give it a try later. At work right now. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] dsimages:
um...... your phone doesnt like you.

Have you tried flashing a miui rom or GBread rom? I would do that and then come flash ICS. You also might want to try to flash the i9000 port from the other thread and see if you have same issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] DontJoinTheDarkSide:
2nd day battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] gemstocks:
Using an extended battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] MadNosf:
I tried going back to stock and re-doing everything (including formatting everything pretty much in CWM) but i'm still having the "phone storage is getting low" with 1.4gb free on internal memory.

Any other fixes?
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
OH, alright thanks man.
[Vibrant Android Development] treyvaporizer:
That's about where I'm at right now but the people getting 13 hours have been very very lightly using the phone. I checked engadget and this forum every 20 min or so. Also watched a little YouTube and updated some apps and currently at 46% after nearly 8 hours after being unplugged. If I calibrated my battery I could probably get more

Sent from my iced vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Oh alright, you got any suggestions to improve it?
[Vibrant Android Development] dsimages:
My battery life is currently at 63%-discharging @ 7hrs 42 mins

Not bad, especially since I have been on it all day...
[Vibrant Android Development] xxProphecyxx:
This is with out extended battery. Light to moderate use. 19+ hours and 68% left. See attachment.
[Vibrant Android Development] xxProphecyxx:
I am using CPU Master and Juice Defender [both included with ROM].
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
I don't know but I have tried juice defender many times but doesn't work for me, and what are your settings in Cpu master?
[Vibrant Android Development] Exel:
Hm, has anybody tried undervolting? I think I'll try it today.

I'm home sick. >.<
[Vibrant Android Development] futango:
I've tried coming from CM latest nightly, Eugene's ICS and the I900 ICS roms. All have the same result. Baseband UNKNOWN.
[Vibrant Android Development] Exel:
Flash back to like CM7 or Froyo.. flash this before you flash ICS again. (I think Froyo would be best.)

http://www.mediafire.com/?2l91w59xow9smlm (EFS backup.)

See if that works. /:
[Vibrant Android Development] bobshute:
From this morning. medium use, but about 10 hours sleeping(deep).
[Vibrant Android Development] fishercs:
coming from MIUI the battery life on this is ridiculous.. i'm at 76% battery with 8 hours of normal use today.

thank's for the development, a big kudos is definitely deserved
[Vibrant Android Development] DATRUTH141:
After some tinkering, I found this to be the absolute way to fix the low storage issue....thank you PHILOW! THe issue I had was that I am unable to use adb on my computer....so I came up with an alternate route to fix the issue, based on PHILOW's findings. {All files being worked on are located in the /data directory} Using Root Explorer, rename data(location /data/data, which is the folder that is linked to /datadata) to data1. now create a new folder named data (will be your unlinked replacement file). Next, proceed to multi select all, copy all files located in the newly renamed data1 folder in the newly created data folder. *reboot may happen, dont worry its normal. after phone reboots, it will load normally. Go back into root explorer and you can now proceed to delete the data1 folder, as data folder (unlinked) contains all the information that was present in data1. at this point all app data will now be created in this folder, using the 2gb partition, meaning no more low storage issues! I did this three different times to verify...(been rooting phones and implementing xda mods and fixes since the g1 first came out. I just dont post much...so follow my instructions and you should be fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] KWKSLVR:
Tried it. I went back to CM7 until I get a little more free time to play with it.

AWESOME work on the rom though!
[Vibrant Android Development] Wizeblood:
not sure what exactly fixed it for me, i was having the same issue when i flashed from cm7... unknown baseband.... i restored a cm7 nandroid.... after that i odin'ed to stock... flashed the ICS beauty, the updated framework... no issues... not sure what i did that changed things, hope it helps
[Vibrant Android Development] DATRUTH141:
check my post page 176...will fix the issue!
[Vibrant Android Development] chadhoard:
Could this be fixed in the next release?
[Vibrant Android Development] philow:
DARTRUTH141, Did you notice a lag on your device after you did this? I seem to see a small lag after making this change due to the speed of the flash memory that is used.

I think the better solution will be to remove some bloat from /system/app and repartition to allow for more space in /datadata.
[Vibrant Android Development] eminembdg:
I'm in the same boat. I'd like to try it also. I've asked about it and was told the persons settings that they used but they stated that its another thing that really varies from phone to phone.

So they suggested to set it one way and see how it went. And if it didn't help much to then try another setting.

So I guess one day ill fiddle with it and see what happens. I'll tell you my settings and findings of you'd like.
[Vibrant Android Development] jrosarioaz:
Hmm wasn't there a Disable feature in the apps section?, thought it was to the right of the screen?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] MadNosf:
How would someone go about doing this without root explorer? Or should i wait for the next beta :)
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
one or two pages ago were instructions on doing it with ADB. if you cant handle that either then just wait for the next version and hope that it is fixed.
[Vibrant Android Development] bgtvfr:
is data (e.g internet) and phone/in call speaker working last time i tried i had trouble wit these... at work rite now so i cant try thanks...
[Vibrant Android Development] jalenthejiv:
does this come with theme manger and also dsp manager
[Vibrant Android Development] 9xnine:
I agree, but how can you resize the /datdata partition? Using Disk Usage app (free in the Market) my /datadata looks like its only 115MB.......I would be willing to sacrifice some of the 1.7GB of the /data partition if only someone knows how? Is this even possible?

Can I has Gparted for android please? LOL....
[Vibrant Android Development] xxProphecyxx:
I am just using the default settings, and it seems to work great.
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
If I am understanding this, those partitions are on two different storage systems, so no, that's not possible.
[Vibrant Android Development] philow:
Actually what we did was render the /datadata 115MB useless with this hack and you are using your 1.7GB for your data by making the changes mentioned.
[Vibrant Android Development] 9xnine:
Thats what I thought........so how did this happen then? Why didn't we have issues with this on Older ROMS? The issue seems to exist for some on CM7 but never for any TW based Gingerbread ROMs or any Froyo Roms.......
[Vibrant Android Development] bobshute:
Wish I could Theme........... Annex/neobuddy is it possible to theme the people/contacts like the phone/contacts to keep theming consistant?
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
ICS requires more space on /system
[Vibrant Android Development] philow:
You are correct the /datadata partition uses the same storage as the /system partition. It is much faster so there is less lag in running the OS. The /data partition is actually 2GB carved off the internal SD card to store downloaded and user applications. That flash memory is slower then the /system (/datadata) memory.
[Vibrant Android Development] 9xnine:
I get that but why would using your method create lag?

EDit: answered above.
[Vibrant Android Development] horrorwolf:
Lovin this ICS rom....thanks neo

2 things I pray could make it in v7:

1. Mute/Unmute Caller bug still present - MIUI and CM7 found a fix that should work here as well.

2. Ability to power off phone while charging. This obviously is the best way to charge up the phone but it powers on once you plug it in to a charger. Again, CM7 and MIUI had a kernel fix for this - hope we can do the same.

Great job with the fixes so far though...awesome
[Vibrant Android Development] 9xnine:
Got it. So I'm assuming new handsets designed for ICS will have a larger /datadata partition? what about phones like the Nexus S that are getting an official ICS? Now I'm interested to check my chicks Nexus to see how big the /datadata partition is on it.
[Vibrant Android Development] eminembdg:
I would love that as well. I can't understand two things: 1. Why is the entire OS grey and black but contacts are blue and white? And 2. Why does aosp Android still not have a smart dialer that when you start typing a name or number it starts pulling up the contacts that match.

I hate to run a 3rd party dialing app just to have that smart dialing .

Oh well. This is simply amazing that we actually have a working ics rom! My girlfriend that has a nexus s still didn't get an update. She's jealous I'm running ics and she's not lol
[Vibrant Android Development] Sincitybronze:
Hey guys. Loving the ROM but can't seem to get WiFi hotspot tethering to work. When I try to turn it on, it says turning WiFi on, but it never completes the process; there's also no way for me to try to turn the tethering option off and on again unless I reboot. I thought juice defender might be causing a problem but I froze it with titanium and no luck. Ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] solidkundi:
THANKS!! can't wait!
[Vibrant Android Development] junglerumble:
does YouTube work??
[Vibrant Android Development] neobuddy89:
Yes, just checked.!
[Vibrant Android Development] sourcewop:
Hey neobuddy thanks for all ur work, wanted to ask that i have GB bootloader i shld flash froyo n then flash this rom or can i flash over gb bootloader? GPS works in V2?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] bdveteran18:
Taking forever to download. Arg. Can't wait to try this
[Vibrant Android Development] Tynen:
works great on my Galaxy S. thanks! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] neobuddy89:
I am using GB Bootloader... works great.

Can anyone else confirm working on Froyo bootloader?
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
Any reason why player pro won't work? It didn't work on Eugene's alpha either.. is it not compatible with 4.0??
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
Running great on Froyo bootloader, still on v1
[Vibrant Android Development] Virtuososteve:
Im on V2 and when i put the bookmarks widget on the homescreen it froze and rebooted. other than that, super smooth and way better than v1 fantastic bro :D
[Vibrant Android Development] zadk1el:
Version 2 installed, initial setup went fine then rebooted and now stuck on galaxy s screen.. can't enter recovery either... help? Came from cm7.1.
[Vibrant Android Development] sourcewop:
Hello, installed V2, it is smooth, but still lag opening few apps also bit lag while using them. Hope u will make it better :)

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] dcaples002:
Sounds like your soft bricked... Don't panic. Odin back to stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] shownuff:
video

Can't wait till this ROM records in HD. I can cares less about gps and Bluetooth. This is so cool. Mad props to all the developers who are helping out.
[Vibrant Android Development] enzomtrx:
Went back to cm7 after trying v1. V1 ran great except for some app and widget incompatibilities but so far those apps that didn't work in v1, work in v2. Very snappy!
[Vibrant Android Development] neobuddy89:
After few hours, I will update to v3.

Expect more :)
[Vibrant Android Development] dallen50:
Neo. Any plans to port WiFi Dialing to this??
[Vibrant Android Development] ajamils:
Damn!! I was about to update to V2. I guess it would be better to wait for V3.
[Vibrant Android Development] neobuddy89:
Loading Voodoo Kernel => awesome looks now.

and making some changes.
[Vibrant Android Development] CompConfig:
Version 2 working great, Bluetooth is also working for me as is Swype. Ty, keep up the great work!
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
What is the latest firmware update? Can someone give me the link to download it! Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
okay gents, needing some assistance...was trying the data data thing and the phone rebooted before i could get it all done. Here is my issue now. it rebooted shortly after making the data1 file. After reboot, apps all run very sluggishly and i cannot download from market. I am getting the error message. What do i need to do to correct this. The other issue is that my comp will not recognize the phone at all for odin purposes. Assist away. I do not have adb so looking for methods outside of that.
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
its really about how the manufacturer decides to divvy up the available internal storage. since internal storage is going up, these numbers SHOULD go up as well, but we've seen manufacturers do stupid things in the past. (see Samsung using RFS which spawned the whole need for voodoo lagfix in the first place...unrelated to this particular topic, but still pretty dumb)

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did you try to pick up and finish from where you left off?
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
Not yet. I wasnt sure if i could. Lets say it doesnt work for me, am i able to go back?
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
i would try to pick up and finish what you started then reboot again. you can always reflash and go back for sure. or you could just rename data1 back to data and that should do it
[Vibrant Android Development] stgeorge88:
Wi-Fi tether not working. neither is barnacle.

pretty nice and stable other than that thanks a lot for the work
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
okay, rem=named back and still laggy and issues with downloading...getting error. Re-flashed and getting the same error message.

Update. I think the problem is coming from the fact that i wisely deleted the data 1 folder. But not sure why that would be creating the issue as the other data folder seems to have taken all that it had....
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
can you get to an adb shell?

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ah, i think you gotta recreate the original symlink since you effectively deleted it by deleting data1 (the original data). I'm not sure how to do that, but the guy that came up with the process probably knows how. you will almost definitely need ADB though since you cant download a terminal emu from the market.

or, i guess an ODIN and back should fix things up as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] FlipnKraut:
I barely used my phone today and this is what I'm getting for battery life. Normally, even on the previous version, android os would be barely at 20%. I haven't restored that many apps, just Facebook twitter and my alarm clock.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
I don't know if this was discovered or confirmed yet, but I have flashed v5 like 4 times now, and every time I formatted system before the flash I did NOT get the low memory message. Chances are this was discovered or maybe its just a coincidence for my phone. I installed 90 apps without fail using TB and have never gotten that low space or memory message...

If the low memory thing has been solved please forgive my intrusion (I have not read the last 18 hours of posts yet). Just thought I better mention it... lol
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
pretty plausible explanation in the last 2 pages or so. I never really bought the format /system fix since the error has nothing to do with the /system partition. :rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
View attachment 806524View attachment 806524

This is my battery life with moderate use, if anyone knows how to improve please tell me. Thanks !
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
get better battery stats from the market and see if you have any apps holding wakelocks. install green power or juice defender. check cpu spy to make sure you are deep sleeping.

but having said all that...that is not terrible battery life at all.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsimages:
I felt the need to contribute to this project. I wanted to make a banner for the OP. Nothing is wrong with the one that we have now, this is just the only way I know how to contribute I guess..

Feel free to use this in the OP. I can add version numbers if you like..
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Alright, but which Battery Stats? The first one in search? and I have tried juicedefender many times, and I never see any difference in my battery life!
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
I like this...just a bit on the tall side is my only feedback. not that you asked me. :o

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"BETTER BATTERY STATS". try green power. thats what I use and it definitely works as long as you let it manage your 3g connectivity.

heres the link: https://market.android.com/details?...sImNvbS5hc2tzdmVuLmJldHRlcmJhdHRlcnlzdGF0cyJd
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
odin did the trick...pulled a noob move. I had to change ports on the cop for the pohone to be read,
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Alright thanks, got the battery stats app. Now what am I suppose to do? Sorry, I am a complete noob at it.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah I figured as much. Just when I came online I noticed that guy asking that question from yesterday and I had a light bulb moment since I realized I had formatted every time and never got the message, so I thought id mention it. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimnl:
put it on "partial wakelocks" and "since unplugged" and see what your top results are. my biggest one was my podcast manager cause I had it downloading a bunch of stuff today. it was only 40m 18s

heading home and the wife is not fond of XDA if you know what I mean. ;) Hope this was helpful.
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Thanks man, that helped a lot! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] dsimages:
It is tall, I matched the image dimensions of the Banner in the OP. There is some room to add a version number or some thing..
[Vibrant Android Development] DATRUTH141:
I did notice a little lag at first, opening the apps, but going back seems to be fine...small price to pay to not have to move everything over to sdcard...and to comment on your solution, not sure that would help someone like me who has 40 games, plus 70 or more additional apps....main reason I got the vibrant was the 2 gb app storage. hopefully a speedy fix will be found to keep app data in 2gb data partition while maintaining speed....here's to hoping!
[Vibrant Android Development] dsimages:
Alittle smaller.....
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
I like how it looks, you should also try to make a wallpaper it'd be great, I know I'd use it
[Vibrant Android Development] philow:
Glad you are back up and running!

sublimnl, Thanks for helping while I could not get online!
[Vibrant Android Development] Annex1:
Yeah looks good. I would use it if it was wallpaper
[Vibrant Android Development] philow:
Sounds the same as what I notice. I am guessing we may see some a lag here and there but I am with you I can live with it and this ROM is the best one I think for ICS on our phones!

Thanks again NEOBUDDY and Co.
[Vibrant Android Development] L1LK1LLERZ:
Yeah dude! You should make wallpapers that is kinda like blueish and stuff! I would so use it!